Richmond Council Advances $120 Million Fire-Station Bond
Richmond council unanimously advanced a $120 million bond for aging fire stations, sending the proposal toward a November 2026 vote.
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Buckeye adopts roughly $765 million fiscal 2026-27 budget
Buckeye City Council approved a roughly $765 million fiscal 2026-27 budget, including $297 million for fire stations, roads, a library and public safety.
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Wichita Names Chief Mire as Fire Chief Tammy Snow Plans Retirement
Tammy Snow plans to retire as Wichita fire chief in August 2026. Chief Mire is expected to take command on Aug. 24 as the department prepares for a 2027 station opening.
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Clarksville finalizes $178.7 million budget with higher tax rate
Clarksville adopted its FY2026-27 budget with $178.7 million in General Fund spending and a property-tax rate of $1.01 per $100.
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Alhambra seeks contractor for Fire Station 73 parking-lot overhaul
Alhambra has closed bidding on a planned $150,000 renovation of the deteriorated Fire Station 73 parking lot, with council award consideration scheduled for Aug. 25.
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Miami pushes $450M public safety bond decision to July 9
Miami commissioners pushed a decision on the proposed $450 million public safety bond to July 9, keeping police and fire upgrades in play.
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Miami’s $450M public safety bond was delayed — here’s what that means for police, fire stations, and voters
Miami FL – Commissioners postponed action on a proposed $450 million public safety bond, leaving questions about repairs, ballot timing, and the city’s capital plan.